The Gulf Oyster Situation Is Very Bad, But There’s Hope
Times are not very good for oysters in the Gulf of Mexico right now.
Coalition of Fishermen Sue Fossil Fuel Companies for Contributing to Climate Change
In an unusual and sweeping lawsuit, Pacific fishermen are taking the fossil fuel industry to court.
This Weird Shrub Actually Shares Its Water With Crops
In the search for ever more yields and higher efficiency, sometimes we lose track of strategies that have been successful for centuries.
What’s the Big Problem With Paper Pots?
An efficient Japanese potting system has come under minor fire in the past year. What’s the deal?
FDA Approves First Waste-Gas-Reduction Drug for Cattle
Ammonia emissions from cattle are a major environmental and health issue, one that doesn’t get talked about enough.
Okay, it’s fall, and dandelions are just one of the many glorious summer plants we won’t see for another eight months. Or maybe ever.
Remember when Cottonseeds were Poisonous? Not anymore! (Sort of.)
Cotton is one of the world’s most widely grown crops, but you don’t hear too much about the seeds.
FDA Grants “Breakthrough Therapy” Status to Psychoactive Psilocybin Mushrooms, Says Startup
Formerly banned substances—many of them plant-based—have in the past decade become subjects of dedicated medical study.
Judge Upholds Verdict, Though Reduces Damages, for Monsanto Cancer Case
A Superior Court judge in San Francisco took another look at the case of Dewayne Johnson, a former school groundskeeper.
